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Clevergirl 09-23-2020 06:26 AM

I'll protect the junior pilots from what I perceive as a "B" scale, even though the hard fought pay rate remains intact. They will be furloughed but at least I can rest at night knowing they won't be subject to working less while still earning something near $7,000 per month. After a good furlough, they will come back someday and thank me for helping them understand the expectations of a good airline career. I know how difficult it must be, I almost got furloughed once. I haven't got that many years left, but until then I'm going to work as many days as I can til my last day.

Dogbelch 09-23-2020 06:33 AM


Originally Posted by JimLaheyTPS (Post 3134434)
The knuckle heads from other airlines probably didn’t realize we can see who voted for what... Al, Fetty, Cacti to name a few.

Another douche, Pilot X also voted. It would’ve been nice seeing an informal poll but when you have children in the midst that was a long shot.
An added ramification from the everyone gets a trophy generation.

ReadOnly7 09-23-2020 06:39 AM


Originally Posted by Clevergirl (Post 3134459)
I'll protect the junior pilots from what I perceive as a "B" scale, even though the hard fought pay rate remains intact. They will be furloughed but at least I can rest at night knowing they won't be subject to working less while still earning something near $7,000 per month. After a good furlough, they will come back someday and thank me for helping them understand the expectations of a good airline career. I know how difficult it must be, I almost got furloughed once. I haven't got that many years left, but until then I'm going to work as many days as I can til my last day.

Thanks for “looking out for us” (you).🙄

By all means, vote in your own self interest. That’s your right, and I wouldn’t begin to question that. At the point where you want to ALSO act like that’s doing me a favor.....eh, not so much. Especially when you share that you ALMOST got furloughed?!

Wow...that must have been really traumatic for you.

jumppilot 09-23-2020 06:55 AM


Originally Posted by ReadOnly7 (Post 3134470)
Thanks for “looking out for us” (you).🙄

By all means, vote in your own self interest. That’s your right, and I wouldn’t begin to question that. At the point where you want to ALSO act like that’s doing me a favor.....eh, not so much. Especially when you share that you ALMOST got furloughed?!

Wow...that must have been really traumatic for you.

Read his (her?) post again.

ReadOnly7 09-23-2020 07:31 AM


Originally Posted by jumppilot (Post 3134485)
Read his (her?) post again.

Is my sarcasm meter acting up?

biggun 09-23-2020 07:43 AM


Originally Posted by ReadOnly7 (Post 3134470)
Thanks for “looking out for us” (you).🙄

By all means, vote in your own self interest. That’s your right, and I wouldn’t begin to question that. At the point where you want to ALSO act like that’s doing me a favor.....eh, not so much. Especially when you share that you ALMOST got furloughed?!

Most people will be voting in their family's best interest. You get that right? These are kitchen table discussions. The shtt-show at the negotiating table is already over.

ReadOnly7 09-23-2020 07:47 AM


Originally Posted by biggun (Post 3134511)
Most people will be voting in their family's best interest. You get that right? These are kitchen table discussions. The shtt-show at the negotiating table is already over.

I do actually get that. And I did vote, in my family’s best interest. I voted YES. The lecturing from the “grown ups” is getting old. If this TA passes, I fully expect to hear griping about it for YEARS, even if it works and we all get raises at the end.

Clevergirl 09-23-2020 08:55 AM


Originally Posted by ReadOnly7 (Post 3134513)
I do actually get that. And I did vote, in my family’s best interest. I voted YES. The lecturing from the “grown ups” is getting old. If this TA passes, I fully expect to hear griping about it for YEARS, even if it works and we all get raises at the end.

My apologies for sounding offensive, that was not my intent. I also voted YES even though I am not subject to furlough in the foreseeable future. Having thousands hit the street is not in the best interest of my quality of life. Spending more time at home, now that's quality... albeit having to eat grilled cheese vs filet mignon. All we are is dust in the wind. Best of luck to everyone.

Nucflash 09-23-2020 09:15 AM


Originally Posted by Clevergirl (Post 3134459)
I'll protect the junior pilots from what I perceive as a "B" scale, even though the hard fought pay rate remains intact. They will be furloughed but at least I can rest at night knowing they won't be subject to working less while still earning something near $7,000 per month. After a good furlough, they will come back someday and thank me for helping them understand the expectations of a good airline career. I know how difficult it must be, I almost got furloughed once. I haven't got that many years left, but until then I'm going to work as many days as I can til my last day.

It was tongue-in-cheek, and a decent example of it. I enjoyed it.

HuggyU2 09-23-2020 12:36 PM


Originally Posted by Intrdmnslalien (Post 3133767)
Thank you for letting everyone know you won't participate in the poll.

Uh... you're welcome?


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